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EENT & MSK

med emergencies

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infection of eyelid by blockage of oil glands associated with eyelash located at the lash line in a small pustule/lump and resolves when blockage is relieved Sty (external hordeolum)
inflammation or infection of meibomian glands in the tarsal plate of the eyelid; these glands produce fluid that lubricates the eyelids ○ Red tender lump in the eyelid treated with warm compress and antibiotics Chalazion (internal hordeolum)
most common cause of pink eye or conjunctivitis viral infeection
Collection of blood in anterior chamber result of trauma or nontraumatic conditions like sickle cell, diabetes, tumors hyphema
group of sight threatening eye conditions, increased intraocular pressure and #2 cause of blindness in US glaucoma
clouding of the lens associated with aging caused by breakdown of proteins #1 cause of blindness cataract
Inflammation of the optic nerve caused by autoimmune diseases, infections, drug toxicity and MS Loss of vision in single eye in an hour, loss of color vision (cones) changes to pupillary reaction to light pain with eye movement optic neuritis
Separation of retina from supporting structures Unknown causes, trauma, and diabetes Experience bright flashes of light in peripheral vision, blurred vision, or "floaters" in the eye retinal detachment
Swelling and irritation of inner ear occurs following middle ear infection or upper respiratory infection Vertigo, involuntary eye movements (nystagmus), dizziness, loss of balance, N/V, hearing loss, tinnitus labyrinthitis
Affects inner ear from build up of fluid in semicircular canals Vertigo and dizziness, severe N/V, hearing loss unilaterally Meniere's disease
medical word for taste gustation
Oral bacterial cellulitis of floor of mouth under tongue Occurs after infection of roots of teeth or dental abscess or mouth injury Ludwig angina
what is lateral epicondylitis and medial lateral is tennis elbow and medial is golfers
Tingling, numbness, weakness, pain felt in fingers and hand Repetitive motion led to condition exacerbates Common work-related disability carpal tunnel syndrome
very common form of bone disease, thinning of bone tissue and loss of density occurs over time osteoporosis
degenerative joint disease associated with aging and usually runs in families exacerbated by obesity and can result from medical disorders osteoarthritis
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